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everything every day from the moment i landed in taiwan, every day was very-- it was like the moment-- the only thing i could do if i was not working was sleep. and that's the only thing i wanted to do. because, you ow, i had to learn so many things. i knew nothing. i was-- i was nothing. and i had to learn all these different things-- i had to become pi, and i had to become pi really quickly. at that point i walk think of that. i'm like i'm just going to listen to everybody and do what they tell me to do and things will be okay. that's all i did. and slowly it just-- i just got so consumed in the whole thing and, you know, it was-- for me, it was just so much fun also. >> exactly. >> it was just the most amazing -- >> rose: how old were you when you started filming? >> 17. >> rose: 17 then. at what age were you hired? >> 17. >> to play 16. >> to play 16. >> and i turned 18, we were still shooting. and i'm 19. it's been a while. >> rose: what was your experience in life as a teenager? what had you done? >> very ordinary-- just very-- just regular, super regular-- almost-- what is that
everything every day from the moment i landed in taiwan, every day was very-- it was like the moment-- the only thing i could do if i was not working was sleep. and that's the only thing i wanted to do. because, you ow, i had to learn so many things. i knew nothing. i was-- i was nothing. and i had to learn all these different things-- i had to become pi, and i had to become pi really quickly. at that point i walk think of that. i'm like i'm just going to listen to everybody and do what they...
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the others is mostly japan and korea and taiwan. and international organizations, and a little more lately hong kong. he has been asia. but that doesn't tell us very much. as i think back to the 1980s when we are wondering who was going to succeed chen, our member one of the names who came up was cenci chung. what we know about you and she jumped was he was in eastern europe. so there was an assumption on the part of easy assumption that he must be fronted to the soviet union. while, on the contrary, cenci chung turned out to be a great steward of the u.s.-china relationship without a background in. and more recently, [inaudible] has been stay council of singh the u.s.-china relationship. when i first met him before he moved up and when he was moving at them he had no real background in u.s. relationship at all. and he has turned out to be really the foundation of the relationship and the last two years despite not having that background. on the other hand, people who are associated with the united states often feel defensive within
the others is mostly japan and korea and taiwan. and international organizations, and a little more lately hong kong. he has been asia. but that doesn't tell us very much. as i think back to the 1980s when we are wondering who was going to succeed chen, our member one of the names who came up was cenci chung. what we know about you and she jumped was he was in eastern europe. so there was an assumption on the part of easy assumption that he must be fronted to the soviet union. while, on the...
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that is the essence of china and not sitting by if there is any form of taiwan independence. i think he forced to that consensus. i think xi jinping is in a position to do this. we all have this question. this is a phrase that has been used. i think it is apt. we have to see whether the fact that you got five lame ducks sitting mayor, but if they are all in the same group, can she guide them along policy lines? the question touches on everything that i see in the region and even beyond. it is the issue of mutual trust. people have talked about the lack of mutual trust, and the existence of suspicion. what are we up to from the chinese perspective? what are they at 2 from our perspective? -- up to from our perspective? it is fundamental. there has been a recognition more than when it was first announced that this is about more than china. it is about china. it is about security but it is about a lot more. while i think there's still a debate in china, including within the pla with how much this policy is designed to limit its power and influence, i do think it is not the conse
that is the essence of china and not sitting by if there is any form of taiwan independence. i think he forced to that consensus. i think xi jinping is in a position to do this. we all have this question. this is a phrase that has been used. i think it is apt. we have to see whether the fact that you got five lame ducks sitting mayor, but if they are all in the same group, can she guide them along policy lines? the question touches on everything that i see in the region and even beyond. it is...
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what they're looking at interestingly enough, south korea, taiwan, south africa. places that have undergone similar authoritarian transitions to democratic rule, particularly with an emphasis on the police and internal security cases. >> i'm glad you mentioned those last few cases that may, in fact , although some opportunities for learning because if we have not integrated that possibility into the way this group was founded to my would have underscored just how potentially significant the absence of prior model is for security sector for in the arab world because it tells us a great deal about the limited validity of what we often think about as best practice in the field, the limited validity of all we often think about in lessons learned that are portable across cases from one instance to another. if we have to approach both of those points with far more skepticism in these cases than others, then we may be riding the rulebook all over again for these cases in ways that hold out to my think, significant challenges in trying to move these processes forward on t
what they're looking at interestingly enough, south korea, taiwan, south africa. places that have undergone similar authoritarian transitions to democratic rule, particularly with an emphasis on the police and internal security cases. >> i'm glad you mentioned those last few cases that may, in fact , although some opportunities for learning because if we have not integrated that possibility into the way this group was founded to my would have underscored just how potentially significant...
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they want twaoeu are taiwan. they are trying to deny the united states the rights to patrol international air and water space. i don't know how else to say this. china is a threat. jenna: they are building up their military, we are confronting sequestration, defense cuts when you look at the priorities around the world where do you place this? >> clearly it's not china we are not going to fight china the serious threat to our nation is still the middle east and south asia as we've seen in recent events and the big question in washington right now is how big of a presence or how big of a footprint are we going to leave in places like afghanistan? that seems to be the most serious question of the day, jenna. jenna: let's talk a little bit about that gordan. one of the thins we do see is china and it's private businesses, not necessarily private businesses going into afghanistan, setting up big mining companies and capabilities there. they of course were tphoeupbt solved in the war like we have been but it looks lik
they want twaoeu are taiwan. they are trying to deny the united states the rights to patrol international air and water space. i don't know how else to say this. china is a threat. jenna: they are building up their military, we are confronting sequestration, defense cuts when you look at the priorities around the world where do you place this? >> clearly it's not china we are not going to fight china the serious threat to our nation is still the middle east and south asia as we've seen in...
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taiwan is saying, look, we're not part of china. they have said this map shows the ignorance of reality on china's part. vietnam has said they're not even going to stamp the path passport. they'll issue these separate pages and then issue different stamps and india is saying they're going to put their own stamp of their own territory over the chinese passport. they're all going to have a big meeting and try to figure this out. it's not clear if china is even invited or what passport they'll choose to use. >> very strange. zain verjee, reporting live for us this morning. thank you. >>> now is your chance to talk back on one of the big stories of the day. should susan rice be considered for secretary of state? susan rice, john mccain, face to face. maybe the tryptophan and the turkey chilled everyone out. >> what do you have to learn today from miss rice? >> whatever ambassador rice wants to tell me. she's the one that asked for the meeting. i didn't. >> don't think so. the embattled u.n. ambassador is sitting down with the senator wh
taiwan is saying, look, we're not part of china. they have said this map shows the ignorance of reality on china's part. vietnam has said they're not even going to stamp the path passport. they'll issue these separate pages and then issue different stamps and india is saying they're going to put their own stamp of their own territory over the chinese passport. they're all going to have a big meeting and try to figure this out. it's not clear if china is even invited or what passport they'll...
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what they're looking at interestingly enough are the cases of south korea, taiwan and south africa as examples of places that have undergone a similar authoritarian transitions to the space rule, particular emphasis on the police and internal capability. >> i'm very glad you mentioned those last few cases that may in fact pulled out some opportunities from learning because if we hadn't integrated that possibility into the way this group responded to the question i would have underscored just how potentially significance the absence of prior model is for the securities sector reform in the arab world because it causes a great deal about the limited validity of what we often think about as best practice in this field but a limited validity of what we often think about in the lessons learned that are affordable across the cases from one instance to another. if we have to approach both of those points with former skepticism in these cases and then some others we may be writing though will look all over again for these cases in ways that hold up significant challenges in trying to move the
what they're looking at interestingly enough are the cases of south korea, taiwan and south africa as examples of places that have undergone a similar authoritarian transitions to the space rule, particular emphasis on the police and internal capability. >> i'm very glad you mentioned those last few cases that may in fact pulled out some opportunities from learning because if we hadn't integrated that possibility into the way this group responded to the question i would have underscored...